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The wind whips against Nguyen Nga’s grey cargo pants, pleating them haphazardly. It’s the first Monday in May 2020, a few hours after the Cargill meat-packing plant in nearby High River, Alberta, reopened and exactly two weeks after Nguyen’s wife, Hiep Bui, died of COVID-19, which she contracted while working there. Nguyen is standing on the green-and-beige grass of Forest Lawn High School, near their Calgary home now his alone. Through an interpreter, he is trying to explain how he is feeling, but he can’t because, really, he isn’t feeling anything at all. He’s numb. Hiep worked at the plant since 1996, nimbly picking bones out of beef destined to become hamburger meat. She started to feel ill on Thursday, April 16, but finished her eight-hour shift, sitting on cold metal as an industrial fan blew frigid air at her back. The sixty-seven-year-old was charming and friendly at work, doling out candy to coworkers and, as one put it, “always winning for ‘never-absent emp

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